A patient with which of the following diseases will most likely have foul-smelling feces and recurrent respiratory infections?

Scenario Questions 44-47: Setting: Outpatient Clinic Diagnosis/ Presenting Problem:      – Chronic Bronchitis      – Recurrent infections, SOB, productive cough with thick yellow sputum Medical History: long history of smoking cigarettes Medication: Flovent (fluticasone); Ventolin (albuterol); Zithromax (azithromysin) Physical Therapy Examination:      – Persistent productive cough      – Body temperature 101.2 F      – Dyspnea at rest and with activity Physical Therapy Plan of Care:      – Aerobic conditioning      – Mucus loosening and clearing techniques      – Patient education   Which of the following interventions would be most beneficial for the patient?

A PTA is collecting objective information to provide the PT for the discharge summary. When measuring chest excursion for the middle ribs, which of the following bony landmarks should be used?

Select the appropriate lung capacity/volume for each definition. Each answer will be used only once.

Which of the following statements best describes the neural reflex control of blood pressure?

Select the component of blood that is most closely associated with each medical condition. Each answer will be used only once.

Which of the following medications would help loosen mucus secretions in the lungs?

A patient with which of the following diseases will likely have excessive mucoid secretions and central cyanosis?

Following a cardiac event, a patient exercises within a range of 3-6 MET levels.  Which of the following statements would be most appropriate for the PTA to document?

Which of the following signs would a PTA most likely see in a patient with congestive heart failure with left ventricular involvement?